I'm not sure why this is now an Nvidia DLSS thread, can the people who want to discuss the pros and cons for DLSS do so in a different thread please? We have plenty of them for that, thanks!
As for the topic at hand, I would have preferred that the review embargo was a day of two ahead of release. I don't think they are hiding anything to try to get more sales, that would be silly as they will be supply limited in their initial batches and the reviews will come out today anyway.
I don't really like this new trend of embargo until release day, regardless of whether it is a game, film, TV show, phone, console or GPU. Having said that it seems to mostly be the new the standard across large swaths of the industry, which I dislike.
Regarding RT performance, it is nice that we finally have some figures from AMD, even if they are only at 1440p. Later today we should get a full comparison with RT enabled in benchmarks on the same machine/settings vs Ampere by independent reviewers at 1440p/4K.
So far it looks like what most of the rumours suggested, better than Turing/2080ti but not as good as Ampere (3080). Looks like that Port Royal benchmark leak from earlier in the year was the closest to reality with around a 20% delta at hybrid rendering. Of course that % figure could shrink or grow a little depending on the results from independent reviewers.
It is a pity AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution tech is not ready for reviews, would have been nice to see how it works, the general quality and the performance with it enabled, would have been nice to see comparisons vs DLSS enabled for Nvidia cards but hopefully we won't be waiting too long for it to release.